Latest Jobs: 23/05/2013
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| Civil Engineer (Rail) |
Hong Kong - Negotiable |
| A major contractor with international reputation is currently working on a new rail project in Hong Kong and require top quality civil engineers to join their team. |
| Planning Engineer |
Hong Kong - Negotiable |
| A specialist steelworks contractor is looking for an experienced Planning Engineer, ideally for immediate start in Hong Kong.
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| Senior Quantity Surveyor |
Hong Kong - Negotiable |
| An experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor is needed to join an major MTR project in Kowloon, Hong Kong. |
| Commercial Manager (Roads/Bridges) |
Hong Kong - Negotiable |
| A Commercial Manager is needed by a major civil engineering contractor in Hong Kong working on massive new road & bridge infrastructure contracts. |
| Senior Quantity Surveyor |
DOHA, QATAR - 38,000 QR - 48,000 QR P/M DOE (all in) |
| An exciting opportunity has arisen, to work for one of the leading construction consultancies within the Middle East Region. This is a Senior Quantity Surveying position working out of their Doha office on large scale construction projects throughout Qatar. The successful candidate will join a successful and growing business in Doha with strong prospects for career progression. |
| Commercial Manager (Build) |
Hong Kong - Negotiable |
| An experienced Commercial Manager is needed by a major building contractor to work on a series of new build projects in Hong Kong. |
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There is an irony to study in Hong Kong. Despite it being one of the busiest places on Earth, this is the place where you are most likely to start and finish a part time course even though you are working crazy hours.There are many reasons for this. Maybe it’s the competitive nature of Hong Kong and the need to stay ahe…
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Firmly established as one of the most spectacular, exotic, well organized rugby events of its kind in the World, the Cathay Pacific Airways and HSBC 2013 Hong Kong Sevens steam rolls into Hong Kong from Friday, March 22, to Sunday, March 24th 2013 at the magnificent Hong Kong Stadium, and the recruitment consultants…
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